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July 2011 The City of Dallas was faced with a challenging and potentially expensive municipal emergency. The line had collapsed by the upstream manhole, causing a massive backup. Although the city had conducted a video inspection beforehand, later results reveal the damage was significantly worse than they expected. The city...
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February 2015 The City of Tamarac, Florida needed to replace a 26-year-old concrete potable water service line. The water service line had inherent leaking issues at joints and was causing costly maintenance and service outages in the area. HDPE piping was chosen as a replacement due to its flexibility, toughness,...
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July 2012 A large, severely deteriorated Houston sewer line could cause the collapse of a road at the intersection of a major highway was averted by a timely trenchless rehabilitation project. EcoCast geopolymer liner was used to reline 700 feet of 72-inch diameter pipe that crosses under heavily-traveled U.S. Highway...
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The City of Austin, TX has an aggressive program to replace its aging water distribution system. The City also has strong values in the protection of the environment. In the early summer of 2010, the Austin Water Utility in conjunction with Public Works implemented their first pre-chlorinated pipe bursting project...
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